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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07
NEGRO PREACHER FOILED
Compelled by His DeacOns 10 Pay
q Debt.
Uhiil "a Cheek fs Written
by Him.
IsPkoIAt 70 rHn APP1AL.l

HELENA, Ark, Oct. 6-Soms time
ego, as preacher j. +. White, pastor
OF tbs First Baptist church OF Helena,
the largest coIored church 10 the State,
attempted TO enter his church to con-
duct tie evening services, he was met
q, the entrance by all the dencons,
who obstIucted his admission until
he cjuld neent to comply with
certain demand that they made CT him.
As far back as years ago one OF
White's MEMBER, namtd Mcneil,
loaned Linn $50 and took Votes
piomissoiy note for the sum. MeNsill
let tie matter run for while and
then asked the pareon to settle. He
gave him a small smount as part pay.
ment; then, about three months ago,
the parsons creditor came to him and
demanded foil payment Of principal
and interest. la the meantime the
statute Of limitation had barred
the note, and thus. whtn asked
for payment, White smiling,
ly and mesningly told the
brother that the Cam was outlswed,
and that no dld not feel disposed to
pay it on that account. McNeill, how.
ever, ives hot satltfied at thie, 20 he
laid the matter before the deacons In
q church meeting assembled for the
purpose OF taking action in the mat
ter, and on Friday night they decided
that the reverend DEBTOR must either
pay McNeill or be locked out OF the
pulpit. White was informed OF their
action and warned to pay the amount
before Sunday night, but he paid no
attention to them, rs he is almost the
whole church himself. So when Sun.
day night ,me the deacons backed up
sgainst the door and ordered him to
pay up or yet out, and seeing, from
their locke, that they meant business,
he wrote check for the principal and
interest and gave II to his creditor. He
was then pei mite d to enter and con.
duct the services. The matter hae Just
now been made public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

ELYs CREAM BALM Yves recon.
mended TO me by my d,upRtst as a
preventive to Hay Fever. Have been
using II % directed since the 9th Of
August and have found II o specific
for that much dreaded and loathbome
disease. For ten y, ar- or more have
teen a great suf. rer 'sch year, from
August 9Th I'LL ffO.t, and have tried
macy alleged remeGiss for It's cure,
but Ely's Cream Balm Ia the only
preventive ] have ever found. Hay
Fever sun-reree oug't TO Know Of iis
efficacy. = y AIsswoErB, Pu olisher,
Indianapolis | d..
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"ROBORO."
Five thousand Cases Cared Wita0ut
Failure In O single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and inlaliihls
- remedy for CHlLLS and REVEh. II
contains no Qulnine or mineral o. any kind,
but N composed Of harmless hotbst and IL .
perfect blood puriher. II can he rdmipis-
i sot vSrsatSs. but an sIcelsn, svo,,.T
| invisoIats., braces and build Nv The system
/ IRON the beginning. Not one ptts0n In .
thousand has a slnsle Chilli si,Sr commsne-
iss Il, a,o; "RoPoro" + Put ~ 70 l.ni bet.
will not forward 20 any address less tasn two
bottles! and viii guarantees that, " ilreo-
lions arc followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Obi IL and Pever. Only one
bottle u nsse,'srS Tor .sr,ons from ssht y
several eh,,drsn u6dsr eight yeni d 40.
fOr al By druggists.
LInchburE. Va, Nov. y, 1870 -hsssrs.
Lewis A bsnnstti Rourof my Children. BE-
s iSS s,S tS, ny Sro s an. and Ito. ~ s'. y.
had Chi p and foyer for several months. dur.
inE which time the usual remedy, Quinins,
vas administsred ,thout bene6sihI results.
Amer hearing OF the wonderful cures accom-.
70" tried it 10 my family, and Dot on. Of
the sir ever had . single chill alter DON.
menclns ib use. | regard II, without eHcep-
ton, the VERY bost chill and fever rpmsdy
u" l sno- AnI'h'nsoG rss'P,c.sslJ
Of N. arm Of Heard a Ar.s. fcssssosj.u.
Gleniapd, PfisyiVAnis countI. Va, 0cio.
ber ~, 1870 Mossrs. Levi, A Bonnstti
Nine Of my children hai chiils and lever Al
the sams time Tho isual remedy, qulnLSe,
was administorsd without benefit. All oi
them vefs piowpuy add onsciyally curodby
the use o" RobOFd' Alons. Not one Of the
nine had chill alter sommeBolpg ~ use.
h SfsSSd. Nelson :ou mos W. is1 6slSS.,
q, lss5.-Messs. Lsuis A Bennett several
" my frisnis Abd ! bad seVerv cases of
ehillf aud fovef We dispensed Wlth the
NJ IAl remedies and usol nothing but
"hoboro." Witch fssaitsd IN . thorough
cure In each eAso. You will oblise b. for
sardits nc a case Of iuenty;iogt boiler.
Respectfully, n. j. drown.
- 90 our reliability and responsibility
refer by penn sion " the fqlloNing subslAB-
tial business men OF Lynchburg, whore both
Of the manu- Aetureu Of "Koboro' have
resided for the last twelve yeAfs; y =.
Manson, Jf., Mayor Of LynchbOfE. A
lVey, cashier Peoples National baIt,A.
len N. IAIisy, cashier First Sa,i0i, AHA
Chas. W. Price, Oommissloat NWi
John r. Edwards, pfssldsnt r'tn N''o-
citation.
II Jou cannot procur, "Robofo" -
druggists, remit a, $50 and ss, ~
yard two ot,is, 10 your nsArsH i,,, ~
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manulaeturofs, LybdhbufI. Va
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Catarrh IL not simply an inconven
fence, unpleasant to the sufferer and
disgusting to otbeIs--it is j advanced
outpost of approachiug disesse oil
worse type. D. not neg e,t it's warn.
ing; it brings deadly evns in its iraiu.
Before 1t 10 too late. use DR.. Sage's
Cstarrh r medy. Il resches the St. at
OF the aim ,Lt, and 10 the only thing
that will. You may cose yourse
W tn quick msdioines iii 1t is too late
ill the streamlet becomes a rtstless
torrent. 1t is the matured invention
OF scientific physician. "a wcrd to
the wise is epflic!ent.n
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ron SALE M

VAN yLyET d CO.. y,m.ha, r,na.
4 hEhkERT A CO.. Memphis, rsha.
u. W. JOsES A 90 Memphis, ttna.
n MANsfIkLU a 60 Msuphif, fsnn.
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HalIsIIpE a.erAiis-

Mis Conner, N -. & and 10 Com
meroe erect, rev tin roof, fl35
W. simoDs, NJ 25S Main ell, e., new
tin root, sl25
] Il. Wray, N. 26i Adams street.
coal thed. f25
W. L. Bai.y Calhoun street, Nv,
box houses, $3.50
RR Conrch, No. SO d ,solo street,
coal shed, $50.
J. 7 J nee. No $40 Madison stree
new thiDRl- roof, SIS
II. II Haiue-, No. is Esbol, street,
repair wood hrut". $40
Y. C,z ss", " la DIS 20 stre,i
Tspalr q ". $40
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SPORT AT LATONIa.
Revoke's Bsch IN broken, and He
Had To he KILLED.

hhd 10 BE htiteu.
CINCISNAII, o., Oct. 6.-The fifth
day at tue L,tonia j)oksy club had
fine weather and an excellent track,
but II was very dusty owing to high
wind BIO wing. Attendance wac large.
FIRST Racs-PurOe; seven iurlongs.
Star.ert: Governor, 100, Tarsl Is
over; Tam O'shanter second, 90, Fin.
egan; Glen Frs1er, lO6, Curtis g
ovsr); Anatth, 100, steppe; Alfred,
l07, CochrAne; Lewis Clark, Ill,
Gibbs; Emma Johuson, 100, Barnes
Fannie Wiloughby, lCS, Fisher "a
owe j; q. S'es, 30, Boyd "a over)
jennie Mcfarland, leo, Cooper (2i
Owl Hyn,sIa. l01, ualhsvay; Ma,
m'e Hay, leo. Brckinridse; Carnegie,
100. Gown gtIn.
PJols: Field, flb; Carnegie, $40;
Lewis CLARK, 50; HypssiS, IS.
Glen Fisher won by half length
Tam 0'shsuter second and Hypssis
third. Time :292.
Books paid On Glen Fisher ten to
one.
Second X ce-Puree; i've iurlopss
for msidens tao yearp old.
Stsrters: Alice Wtsi, 81, Boyd
Orange GIl, 81, Hathaway % ovsr)i
Julia Miller, I02, q ichran; LADY v =.
gil, 81, Bieckenridge; Biggoyet, 90,
CovinRton; Sister Eupnrseis, l02
S.da'y; Holland, 100, Watson; Lights
0'London, 100, a.ppe (3 over; En-.
ma Habc eek, l07, Is'al; Ellen ID, 81.
Barnes.
Pools: Ellen d. s25; B'sgoyst, SIS ;
Lady Virgil so; fed, t26
Ellen ID won by halt q length, Sister
EuphrssIa tecoOd, Bigsoyet third.
TIme-l:03
Third Racs-S.lling, Elk iurlo1gI
S'artere: R-voke. "a Wat-on Chance,
9s. Hathaway; II d.y PdDele, 100.
Meeban; Msr, Ellis, lO6. 0Hr,on
Duhme, ll3 Coopsr; Tommy Is, ~.
Rivers; b ia, 10s. Karhcs; Lomtx,
lO2, Stone; Lucky jim, 90 Bpckin.
ridge; CluDse (n1 weiRhD Il rbour
Bale iaw. o.. stone "a ov.I); jules
Mumm 50 T. J ines G. owe } Phil
Lswis, 80. Bsruet; Belle Of Marion,
80, Coytngtor Trance, - GsiJes q
owe }: Bar B0snaH, 90, Walker.
Poole: Fold, fe6; Cnsncr, SCI ,;
Roddy Pinp -. SIS X 'vok ,sl4; Pull
Lewis, $40; BE 10 Law, 80.
Chance won by oLs length. Phil
L-w,s sscon', Clvnse third. Tine =
l:l6I
A the uppar turn On the back
sir,tch X woke isll and threw hi,
jHksy. Wa son, breaking his left arm
and IL j1IiDg his left lune. kevoke's
b'ck vas broken and he bad 10 be
Killed. Bells, ridden by Ksrrick ;
Trance, ridden by Gaipse, aud Bells
Of MsTiop, ridden by o vingion, all
were ihro~n blythe sreid-n', but mons
we're u jared, the hols Il ishi' x the
race riorrl.tH waitoDe injuries are
not tn ugh' tn he te'i us.
FJuiib Rae y lius; puree; ioar
fnrlonss SaHen: Little SIC, SO,
BarDas; Cast Steel, 10. b "oks; fi'
ter. 10. CJvinyton; Bu. N-tp, l0i,
Stspps; Kate Nc, 40 n lie; Vat.
tell, 93. Fox; Hattie u. % Ov,r m
Poole: Lhtle Sc, SIS; hs a. $40
Lttls S'u won IN Hg.ilop ny three
lepg'bs. y utter 0, cold, Hattie ID third
Tim -iN
Fin ~-Pd 10; On. mile Start.
err: + nms MANY. lI7 T~al; KIRK.
lin. ITO l. J,ues {. ps- }; freeman,
IO3, Gov ogtcu; GJld = 90, 10, Ger.
hardy; Jim ID ,ugl-s, llS. Isis; Eel.
lo~ Btoeos, lO8. HHh,w,, Pnillip =,
100, COctrap g over, GlssnoT, l0i,
srval.
p ol,i Jim Douglas, Gao; q eanor,
$50; Fellow Brock, s3i held, SIS.
G.aoor won nv length, Gold Flea
second, krhlin third. Timt-l:H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

CnY 81 MixIco Congress has be.
Tore II and will pass to inal enact.
ment q nsolution approving n con.
stitutiobal amendment Permitting the
ie-election I The Pre,ident Of Il Q re.
lu1lc ira second t-Tm, two. thirds
OF the S'sies having ratified the
am 'ndmentS and thus giving IL the
force II As
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

Don't suffer any longer, but use
Tanner's lniallihle Nsuraisia Care,
the only infsllitle cure on earth for
all iorns OF neuralgia and nervous
headache. Rapgum Root Medicine
o., Msnuisctursr, Nashville, Tenn.
% cents per hcx. Sod by all drug
eistu snd at Holsters drug store, 2S3
Main street.
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DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER
AND INDIGESTION.
Read what BUNCAH's LivER AND
KIDNEY nEDICINE has done:

Read what BUNCAH's Liver AND
KIDNEY nEDICINE has done;
DR., Duncan was cured Of symptomatic
heart d seaso, caused bv TORPID iger and
INDIGESTION. Was troubled with II Dr thirty
years. growing worse all tho time, lntil L
mmonced / king Duncan's Il. and Il.
Medicine. Three bolt O. rostersd mo to
perfect health, after ply sicians and all
other medicine had failed. IT. L1ncan's
Medicines are better than he represents
'n SSm % no r. SSaF' truly ApNot.n.
:, GREENSBORO, ARK, April 10, 1873 DR. @.
=, Duncan Dear Sir-I an prRcticing
physician at this place, i AN alec in tho
drug business, an have been seiling and
prescribing your medicines for some time,
and AIN we'll pleased with thoIn. | am sure
yours are tho most reliable proprietary med
icines have ever sold or seen used, esps-
sially your Chill Tonic, Liver rills, Cough
Balsam, Liver and Kidney Medicine and
CarbOlic Ointment l am sure they arc all
you claim for thom, This 10 something /
would nor cou'd not say for any other limo OF
patent medicines. Every ono speaks In the
highest terms Of your medicines,
Yours truly, j. n, ORR, MD,
nR. DUNuAN's MEDICINES are
widely known throus shout the South. and can
a. A q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

DIR. DUNuAN's MEDICINES are
widely known throughout tho south. and can
be found In any we'll supplied store
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-07

BALDWIN & Co. have the bi..e''
stock Il piabor end oIgsps in The cat, .
2671 Main street.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03
Mw@icG2 Association.

T1o c!l,1o ,:.t, ~
~ no ''''',''''' Y" '''.'," '''" ~ '"''''
Improvement AS7nclaNon. met with
tie Methodist Church 1t PickcnS G.
II. Sn Saturday AMI Sunday the 20.
and 40 of OFT ,Anr
ou,o ,oa,.;ot;.,, .. ia ,,..:.
NC A'''UD!'''',,' ~. was '"''e' % OF
'"r ~ 'ii0 ''G|' l. '%a''e''' VINO open
cd the proceedings bN,TraTcr. The
names of delegates were enrolled from
a large numlcr or ch,rchcs schools
and soGiet;es. :. Il. N.wt,ya Iclivr,.
eli a welcome address. 'rhc Vice.
Prrsid, Mt. Rev. M, T. Jones .D,7.n
in rcsp3n5o The C,,duct.n. Then
led IN music fny twenty miouin; o;rl
the mcetinr ni;oarn.l for dinner
Duriur tl.n afternoon PROF. Vi.E. ~.
led the music. Drr;ntt q Short b1s;
ness session # W., arrccd thot th..
next IlnoI;un of thc Aesoc;,ti,n l..
held with Peters Greek Chmch in
Dacusvillo townsai>, on Saturday be.
fore the 5th Sunday in january 1888
Saturday ni,ylt Il tcmpcranc, mass
meeting was held. and Massr4 las,
?. Carey and. J. e. Doggs delivered
temperance addresses. Temperance
songs were intcrsperscl.
Sunday morning at 8 a. m. the OK
crcises wero opened by Preside, t
reading fr-t Psalm and PRAYER bv
Prof. Vickerv. The speakers Tor the
Sunday, School mass meeting boine
absent thnt bart of the nrOnramme
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State d ::sputh Carolina,
--(o)--
COUNTY or Pt6xENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Elias Ta!lcy PlaiaGiF %sganst Am,rd,
Hunt, Emily Carr, Argelinc SouthrrIin
James Williams, Angeline Moore So
phrana Tallcy, Thomas Blythe, DndI"v
Tallcy and Eflic Tc yiison Dcfcndn,t:!
10 the Dcfcndantg above named:
you arc hereby summoned and rco,ir-
II ed to answer tho complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas. for
said county, and to serve a COPY of vour
answer to the said complaint on the sub-
scrlner at his office on he Public Square
III Pickens, :. c.. within twenty d.,
after the service hereof: exclusive of the
DAY or such service; anS, if you fail to an
sWcr the complaint within the time nfore-
SAID, the plaintiff in tins action will apnlv
TO the court for the ref CT demanded in thc
complaint against you With cost.
Dated Junc25, \. Ii. 1887.
lhS,J j, }. LEWIS, CC.p.
TO the Defendants Amanda Hunt, Emily
Carr, James Williams, non residents:
Take notice that .tht cccnplaintin this ac-
tionwas filed in the Office of the Clerk of
Court of Common Pleas for Pickcns Coun-
~, IN the State of Suirh Carolina, on the
81 day OF October, 1887.
w. l.. WAIT u W.D. MAYrrE1D.
OcC' D. Ut fhmtifT's Attorneys
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A. III. MORRIS .
C0NTIN UES TO CfSOT!!

D"",t 5'y Go King s5toY" until
yo1 sec mo. 7 will sci! you II stove
just as chc@p as y"u can buy it in
Grconviilc.
[ s,ll stove piping a:'y size yon
want. [ always keep extra pots, ket
ties frying pans, biscuit rans, waffle
irons, and any kind of stove repairs.
If YOU don't waf! to buy a Cook
Stove, see my pots, oNcns and lids,
spiders, and al sizes of extra lids
: handle the Peruvian Hollow
Ware, the best made.
See my stock of Crockcry and
Glassware. Try one piece Of my
Granite Iron Ware, guaranteed to
never leak, rnst, nor wear ont.
See my Knives AND Forks, 40c. to
$500 set.
L sell the cheapest matches YOU
ever saw. "The Old Blue Hen," 400
for nickie. Good'uns too.
See my lamps. Got big lot. Sell
'cm cheap too.
My looking glasses will make you
look young no matter how old you
are.
Fresh Cheese, crackers and cann-
ed goods
Sugar. coffee, syrup; lemons, rice,
and any thing to be found in a Gcner-
al Merchandise Store. -
10 THOSE who 0,"c N}':
[ will have to collect all accounts
this fall. There will be no "lapping
over, this time. SO make your ar
rangcmcnts accordingly.
4 M MORRIS
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These arc oil Standard Brands
Every sack gtaranteed to give salts
faction, or money refunded. Other
goods proportionally low.
I am in the Cotton Market, and
will give you my best prices, so bring
along your cotton and sell it to me.
and buy whatevcryou may want from
my store.
Right here l want to say IN ur-
gent word to every body who owes
me dollar on any account whatever,
and that is, the time has now come
for you to pay up, I amobliged to col
lect every cent due me this fall. I
have endulged many for years, and
now from these especially, the money
must come, and if not paid prompt
ly of their own accord. will certain
y try what virtue there is in the
courts, however fearful I may be of
The law. E"ouyh suj6
w. u. Glnen, ,
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The Cost OF the Wreck.

The recent wreck on the Airline
Railroad was n costly one to the Rich
momd &Danyille Company. 1t is cs-
timated that the wreckagc of rolling
stock md damage TO goods alone will
amount to $4,000, and parties who
are i'll position to know, say that If
the company gets ont with i loss Of
not less tlian $4,000 1t Will be fortu-
nate. The pas8ongcr engine dcsti oy-
ed was one of the large new engines
built especially for passenger service
on the Richmond & Danville. and
cost $1,000. The freight. engine, an
Oh one, was valued 1t 5000: No
attempt will be made torepair the Ell.
ginos; for there is not sound picc6
of machinery left in the whole wreck
age. The engines were as complete
ly destroyed as if workmen had tn
ken s}edGe-hammers and broken them
to pcices.- Ch0ri6ttG CHroajclo.
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" u : J-1'' " I''J
Clerk Court PickcnS County

The SENTINEL tells all the ncws about
the affairs Of the County. 1t contain
tic proceedings of the County Commits
sioners each month, nnd much news Of
local interest. The outside or first and
fourth pages, every week nbound' with
the latest news from all parts of the
State and tho country at large. You
carnot better invest $3.50 than to sub
scribe. 1t is always chast2.
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Pure Drugs at Sloan Bros.

Blue stoho for sale by G. W. Earle at
10c. pound. If
The last Session of the Georgia Legis,
lature cost the State $4,000.
Strictly pure lead is cheapest. Sloan
Bros.
Horses and Mules for Sale. or 'Ex
change. l.. G.. CLAYTON, Central, S. C.
The President has appointed tho 24fl!
inst. rs a day of Thanksgiving and prayer.
Pretty much every thing in the pain
line at Sloan Bros.
The old saw "nigger in the wood pile"
has been supplanted by the more cIc!
CANT "negro in the church."
Last week Mr.. George x. Hendricks
was married to Miss Jano Giistrap,
daughter of Mr.. Ephroim Gilstrap.
Time is MP. Now if you owe mo any
thing on notes or accounts you had bet
ter come to see me. L must have some
money, If A. M. MonnIs.
Jesse A. Cleveland and Capt. A. B.
ralley have fiourishing store Just across
the Saluda in Greenvillo county, oppo-
site Capt. Talley's farm.
Adjutant General Bonhafn inspected
the Pickens Guards at Dacusville last
Friday. They turned out forty strong,
were received into the State Mali,ia,
and will soon be equipped.
"The world was oil before them where
to choose. and as they We're sensible
young couple they took house near t G
corner, where they could get always on
short notice, q bottle of DR.. Bull'n Cough
Syrup at 25c. to cure their colls,
On the oath ult. Mr.. J. X. Jarrott died
at his homo on Col. Hagood>s farm five
miles north Of Pickcns. He leaves n
wife and five children to mourn their
loss. The community is deprived Of
highly respectable and useful citizen.
Remember your promise to pay tbs
Clerk for recording your deeds and
mortgages. Somei of these promises
were made several years ago, and the
deeds are still in tho Office and not mark
ed Paid. Come and pay for them.
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PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES AREFonw win wnoII.EsALE III.
LOTS.
- .'!s 'v%
coRREcTfDwEEKLY DYFERGUsoN &MILLrp

In making market quotations we can
only approximate values. MANY chan.
ges occur after tho quotations are sent
out, and We cap only'hope to give q GEN
eral @ idea of the value prevailing the dny
tire quotations arc fnatt6.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

SLEEPING, CAR SERVICE
On trains 50 and 8 Pullman Buffer slccn.
'ers between New York and Atlanta. On
trains 81 and 53 pullman Buffet sleeper
bctwcPn Washington and New Orleans.
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond. Through tickets, on sale, at
principal siai"nR, to.nll points,. For rat 90
and information apply to'any agent of tho
company or ..
L b THOMAS. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Gcnl Manager GPA
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NHOMUIT:o be made. Cut tis on
MI M H, ! and return to us, and w,
MlUlQ LII will send you free, some
thing of great value and Importance to
you, that will start you in business which
will bring you in more money right away
than anything else in this world. Anyone
can do the work and live at home. Either
scN;a!l ages Something; new, That just
coins money for all workers. We will
start you; capital not needed. This is one,
OF the genuine, important chances of
lifetime. Those ambitious and enter
prising will not delay. Grand outfit free.
Addres TRUE& Co., Augusta, Maine. 1y
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Application For Charter,

NOTICE is hereby given that wc will
lN on the IS, day Of December 1887, up.
ply to j. j. Lewis Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for n Charter for n
Colored School Company, to be loca-
ted near Pickens Courthouse, S. G.
-" y W. ID. JENKINS,
nov 3-3t G., II. MI1dEp.
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BUSINESS NOTICE!
TO aH fo.hom 1t may concern:
(o)-

TO all 3o.tom 1t may concern:
W. d. Glenn takes this method of
notifying the trading public of this
section of country that he has on
hand now, and is receiving, probably
one of the largest stocks of varied
merchandise ever offered in this &C.
ton.
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Red Spring Seed Wheat.

A CCLIMATED, hardest and most pro
IA ductive variety for our climate. Free
from all noXious growths, and guaran-
tccd pure. Price 81 90 per bu5hel net
+. .. b. i'll lots to suit pure anScr.
Address, y. X. NORRLS.
oct 27,~2 Hickory Flat, S.
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GCATF OF, SOUTH CAROLINA
- COUNTY or pr'KENS--RY. J. B.
NEwBHnY, Esq Probate nlgr.- Whereas.
r. i. BvarS has made suit to me, to
grant him Letters of Administration, Of
the ESTATE and effects Of ID. . Bynrs,
drcc i-"d d-
THESE are therefore to cite and a.lmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said y. d. ByHr, deceased, thai
they be and appear, before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held ri Picltrns
{: H. on tn" 2;th day y! Or'. 1887,
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the t"r"no0n, 10 shcw, cause, if any they
haze, why The said administration should
no, be granted
Given under my hand and seal this
,thl day of Oct. Anro Dnmini 1887.
L.S. }. b. BEWBERI, J.r.r.w
OCtobc r1}, 1897 3
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The PEOPLES yAyRog CaEEHvlllg,
GREENTTTLE s. G.
CAPITAL, $75, O000 CKoAN1zED MAY 5, '87

The Bank vii! receive deposits, buy
and sell Exchange, make loans and do
general banking BUSINESS. We shall en-
deAvor to tronsnct NIL business entrusted
to us in a mnnncr ard upon terms salts
factory to our CUSTOMERS, and respectful
ly solicit shaTe o. the public patron
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LOST

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S'&ht OF the parties who can sell Gravo
- stones cheaper than we can ,4Yc sell
No, 1.:Alatrrial; We do good wopk, and
we 90 - to give satisfaction. Ur pri-
ccs run from three dollars up. We have
ON hand and to arrive Large Stock of
Grave stones. All work deiivcrc1 at the
grave. Satisfaction given Mr.. II. II.
owen can be found in churgc of the
Marble lard ready to give all Who may
call upo" him. Give us Il trial and be
convinced, j. u. SMITH & Co.
! Liberty, 5. G. Oct H. SO.
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